Malta Independent - 2021-07-10

• 88% of businesses feel FATF greylistin­g will negatively impact Malta’s economy – survey
• From 14 July English language schools to be closed, only vaccinated people allowed into Malta - Fearne
• Abela retains Cutajar in spite of four investigat­ions involving her – PN
• 100 policies – Rachel Borg
• Rescue mission
• FATF greylistin­g ‘a moment of responsibi­lity that requires national consensus’ – Grech
• FAA, Graffitti condemn PA Permit for Marsalforn Road Project
• Barn owl project reaches its final phase as reintroduc­tion process begins
• Marsaskala residents and Moviment Graffitti take waterpolo pitch ruling to Court
• Government, UN agreement on a virtual summer school on child protection
• Re-think what tourists to attract
• Performanc­e Audit: Fulfilling obligation­s in relation to asylum seekers
• Parking area for 90 cars as part of the Għeriexem project
• Malta to continue to strengthen good governance across every sphere of public life - Schembri
• European stocks rise
• Bank of Valletta and the Chamber of Engineers discuss green investment­s
• FAA: New tool limits disruption­s caused by space operations
• Cavendish equals Merckx's record of 34 Tour stage wins
• Brazil vs Argentina final, more than just Neymar vs Messi
• Malta beats France to finish 13th in Under-15 European Championsh­ip
• Back in Wimbledon final, Djokovic to face Italy's Berrettini
• Diverse England team wins fans in nation eager for good news
• Marco Verratti goes from Euro 2016 nightmare to Euro 2020 final
• Italy holds historical edge over England
• Pfizer to seek green light for third vaccine dose; shots still protect

Malta Independent - 2021-07-09

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